Category: Sports
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The City Of Brotherly Love Steals Game 1 In Boston
By: Anthony Riquelmy Just as any other playoff game in TD garden, the Celtics arena was electric Monday, May 1. The two-seeded Boston Celtics faced off against the three-seeded Philadelphia 76ers in game one, and it couldn’t have been better for Boston as Joel Embiid was listed as unavailable for the game. It was exciting…
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Chiefs Second Half Surge Gives them Super Bowl Ring
By: Zach Bender This season’s Super Bowl was highly anticipated. Both conferences’ top seeds coming out the regular season went into this season’s Super Bowl. There were no real favorites coming into this game to neutral football fans. However, to Salisbury citizens, this was one of the biggest games they would watch. The only big…
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Girls Basketball Changes This Season
By: Hanin Suleiman The girls basketball open gym is available now on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays to anyone who’s interested. Every girl is welcome. Requirements would be in at least grades 9-12 for the new season. Open gyms are for anyone from 7th grade to 12th grade. Paul Ziegenfus and Paul Sabinoa are the new…
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Lady Falcons Have Districts in Sight
By: Zachary Bender The Salisbury Falcons field hockey team currently holds a 9-5-1 record with three games left in the season. If the Falcons win any of these three games, they will qualify for districts. This would be the first time in a few years they would make it this far. Salisbury’s head field hockey…
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The Way MVP is Chosen Needs to be Changed
By: Joshua Hudak Nikola Jokic’ won the NBA MVP this year. Many people do not agree with this decision including coaches, players and the people. The media has chosen the MVP for a long time and it should be changed. For many years, they have had people in the media pick the MVP. I believe…
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Salisbury’s Sinkhole
By: Andrew Grejda At the home field of the Falcons, the baseball team hasn’t had a true home game in weeks. The team will most likely not be seeing their home field for the rest of the season too, with a sinkhole out in center field. The sinkhole was found on April 4th. The maintenance…
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Girl’s Softball Coming to an End
By: Stella Strickland The softball team for Salisbury High School has only won 3 of their 13 games this season. But, they have had many games and plays that need highlighting, including the active members of the team. Their season is coming to an end, today May 12. Softball currently plays on the middle school…
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Salisbury’s Scrimmages
By: Andrew Grejda and Mason Dickert The Salisbury baseball teams had a scrimmage against Brandywine Heights, Monday, March 21. The varsity team was away at Brandywine High School and the junior varsity team was home at Salisbury High School. “I thought we pitched well, and we scored the guys that were in scoring position. Our…
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Baseball Season has Begun
By: Andrew Grejda and Mason Dickert For the past few weeks, baseball has been having open gyms to allow students to warm up for the start of the season which was on March 7, 2022. Last year, the high school barely had two teams, but this year the coaches had to make cuts. This year,…
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Boys Basketball Season Comes To An End
By: Mason Dickert and Andrew Grejda Photo Credit: Christmas City Studio Boys basketball went to Catasauqua on Saturday, Feb. 26, at 1 pm for their district quarterfinals game. The Falcons were matched up against the Palmerton Blue Bombers, making this the third time they met this season. The first two matchups during the regular season…